Re: [ANN] [ARO] | Arionum | CPU | PHP Based | Decentralized Revolution
"Decentralized revolution"
OP should rename ANN thread to
[ANN] [ARO] | Arionum | PHP Based | Centralized Revolution
OP should rename ANN thread to
[ANN] [ARO] | Arionum | PHP Based | Centralized Revolution
+1
Epic fail of this project! <--- personal opinion, not as a team member of any other project, as the guy below pointed. (EDITED)
A lot of folks are confusing some perceived lack of fairness of miners "reward" with a failure to decentralize.
Again, transactions are _not_ picked by miners. Miners _confirm_ via "discovering" a valid hash for proto-blocks that _nodes_ pick. Not miners.
So, a few miners having a large % of the hashrate isn't alarming from a decentralization standpoint, these guys are just spending lots of money to acquire more ARO very early in the project. This is a valid choice for them; it doesn't hurt ARO 'cept for FUD'ders who haven't bothered reading about ARO or understanding where the decentralization comes from.
Decentralization of transaction / block formation / validation of blocks --> these tasks happen at the nodes, not the miners.
Miners are not the sources of decentralization for this coin...
Not sure how else I can describe it, since people seem intent on ignoring this.
Is like you are saying that Bitcoin is decentralized, which is not. Anyway, good that you know where the decentralization comes from and we don't.
Ooooh boy, i've been waiting for this!
It's very easy to make enemies but as you are part of Bismuth's dev team, let's get the party started.
You are lucky, i've been following your project since the beginning.
Where was Bismuth 2 months after launch?
You were here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1896497.580
No pool, lack of solo mining documentation, you mined the hell out of it for 2 months.
When was Bismuth stable?
Hard fork after hard fork, it's been months.
Where is the fail?
The fail was Bismuth's GPU miner that worked over one month before it was released to the public and you were all calling it optimized CPU miner.
Not to mention that europool's mining pool was down every day and payments were made once a day ( if they were made
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The main difference between Arionum and your coin is TRANSPARENCY! You can see things as they are, you can use clouds to mine if you afford. This coin has no premine and is way ahead of you within 2 months.
I call your reaction FUD as you are threatened by a better coin!
It's very easy to make enemies but as you are part of Bismuth's dev team, let's get the party started.
You are lucky, i've been following your project since the beginning.
Where was Bismuth 2 months after launch?
You were here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1896497.580
No pool, lack of solo mining documentation, you mined the hell out of it for 2 months.
When was Bismuth stable?
Hard fork after hard fork, it's been months.
Where is the fail?
The fail was Bismuth's GPU miner that worked over one month before it was released to the public and you were all calling it optimized CPU miner.
Not to mention that europool's mining pool was down every day and payments were made once a day ( if they were made
)The main difference between Arionum and your coin is TRANSPARENCY! You can see things as they are, you can use clouds to mine if you afford. This coin has no premine and is way ahead of you within 2 months.
I call your reaction FUD as you are threatened by a better coin!
That was my personal opinion, not as a member of any team. At the end of the day I'm a person with opinions even if anyone likes them or not.
P.S. I don't know why you "Ooooh boy, i've been waiting for this!" for such a long time? Feel free to express your opinion in Bismuth ann thread or wherever you want. Ahh.. and don't forget to use your main account when posting next time
Cheers!P.S.S. Transparency?!
Yes I saw, the first block was mined 30h before the ann thread was posted so mean time 450-500 blocks were mined which is a lot of ARO at 1000 coins per block.Maybe, but still the first 250+ blocks were mined by the same miner. Anyway...
OK ProEvo1433
your project is awesome, my bad! So, since I bumped up your thread too many times, good bye!